Phil Chalmers

Okay, it was an old segment, but I brought it back.

And this week I've been continuing with the book Speaking Truth to Evil by Phil Chalmers.

The Jack the Ripper Writer's Corner is really when I just pull out some writing of some kind and show its relation to the Jack the Ripper case.

Usually they're way more Jack the Ripper specific, but Phil Chalmers wrote a very interesting book that I was discussing on both Zodiac Monday and Ripper Wednesday, and I just have something very brief for you that's going to go in somewhat of a different direction.

But Bill Chalmers has asked a very interesting question to his own readers, and that is, should we have something called a singular serial killer? Should we have something called for a singular serial killer where there is a person who committed one murder or one set of murders, but they still meet the definition of being a serial killer? They still have the traits and personality of a serial killer? They still have the mindset of a serial killer? You guys can let me know what you think about that in the comments section.

Should we have something called a singular serial killer? And, I mean, Pat Brown asked a very similar question on one of her livestreams, Pat Brown the Criminal Profiler, and this was in response to Brian Koberger in the Idaho 4 murders, because...

They can be listed as a murderer, a mass murderer like Brian Koberger, or a serial killer if there are multiple homicides with a cooling off period and return to normalcy.

Now, here's a really interesting statement that I was discussing on Zodiac Monday.

In addition to doing this segment about Jack the Ripper every Wednesday, I also talk about the Zodiac Killer on Mondays.

And on the most recent Zodiac Monday, I was discussing the book, Speaking Truth to Evil by Phil Chalmers.

And I will work that one into today's episode.

But I received this comment from someone using the YouTube name W Davis.

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Now, I told you guys that I was going to be discussing the book Speaking Truth to Evil by Phil Chalmers.

It's one that I was looking at for Zodiac Monday, but this book is not exclusively related to any single serial killer.

And if you wanna follow along with discussions, you can also go over there, join that group, as well as some of the other ones on Facebook.

And right now, I would like to move on to the book, Speaking Truth to Evil by Phil Chalmers.

This is the book that I told you guys that I would mention at the end of the episode.

It's the one from the museum that Andrew WVA visited.

"What are the causes and warning signs of serial killers?" Um, the causes and warning signs of serial killers, absolutely the biggest one would be abuse.

There can be genetic factors, and there can be predetermined factors, but absolutely I would say the biggest cause is abuse.

But Phil Chalmers is gonna provide a more detailed answer here in his book.

"The causes can be similar to the causes of juvenile killers and school shooters, but I believe the causes of serial killers include unstable homes, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, physical ailments like seizures and head trauma.

I mean, that is a strong topic.

A few of my mentors in this regard, which has forged my personal position on this subject, have been guys like Russ Dizdar and Phil Chalmers and...

Let me just say that this is what, to quote Phil Chalmers from his documentary Music to Die For, which is required, I would say it's required viewing for anybody interested in the subject.

Not to get another plug in there, but anyway, he said, not all... secular music is bad nor is all christian music good but what we really need to do is walk in the spirit lay things according to the word you know what i mean and if it opposes the word you don't want it you know and um if you know if it you know if it goes you know along with the word then That's the filter, you know, because there are many false prophets going on among us.

So as far as Satanism goes, yeah, I think it is very, very prevalent.